Crossroads

Chapter 339

Courtney and Gary faced off, the atmosphere tense and heavy.

After a long while, Courtney finally relented, “Fine, let Stephanie release Claire, and 11

Il let her go.

Courney and Gary,

Although the long knife was still pressed against Stephanie’s neck, she wasn’t too scared. Listening to the conversation between C she felt there was more to their words, something they were hiding from her.

“Chire deserved to be caught. Stephanie turned her face with difficulty, examining Courtney, who was standing behind her. Her tone was “I won’t plead for Claire. Dream on if you think I’ll let her go”

stubborn.

Courtney glared into Stephanie’s clear eyes, clenching her teeth in anger. “You’ve got guts!” The blade pressed harder against Stephanie’s vein, and Courtney pushed with force, causing Stephanie to wince in pain. A bright red line of blood trickled down her neck, glaringly obvious

Diana was so scared her heart nearly jumped out. She frantically pleaded, “Courtney, we’ll give you whatever you want. What happened to Claire? Make it clear. Let Steth go, don’t hurt Stephanie!”

However, Stephanie, as if unafraid of death, continued to provoke Courney. “Courtney, this knife is so dull that it’ll take you ages to cut my vein. In half an hour, the doctor will be here. If you’re going to kill me, do it quickly. Otherwise, you’ll be in jail before my blood even runs out”

“Shut up!” Stephanie was trying to anger Courtney further, but unexpectedly, Gary, her cold–hearted father, shouted anxiously and started coughing violently.

Seeing Gary’s face turning red, Diana immediately went over and patted his back in concern.

Courtney glanced at Gary first.

Her face was gloomy, extremely annoyed. She knew Gary had been sick recently, and the doctor came to check on him at a fixed time every day. Holding the knife, she really wished she could end Stephanie’s life with one swift cut

“Let her go. I agree with all your demands: Gary managed to catch his breath, and his voice hoarse as he had promised.

Stephanie wanted to say something, but Courtney already pushed her away.

a momentary impulse. She was usually calm and rational. Gary’s promise gave her a way

chair, trying to regulate his

Courtney’s

tightly gripping the long knife.

1. the table, pulled out

bloodstains on her neck, worriedly asking “How does it feel? Does it hurt? Let me put some

just lightly injured. She still glared at Courtney, but Cary angrily scolded, “She deserves

few tissues from the table and pressed them

Courtney made her unhappy. It was clear she was the one hurt, yet

down, and the four of them looked at each

first. Probably due to his illness, his voice was

precious daughter tell you! Stephanie locked Clare up in a mental

this for the first time, frowning

“What else have

Gary always thought it

matter properly.”

dad is still sick, don’t upset

was the type who responded better to kindness than force, which was why she had always preferred living with Diana Gary’s harsh

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car and got arrested by

that?” Diana was

wasn’t hurt. She was discharged the next day. On the contrary, Claire had a concussion and spent a week in the ICU before being transferred to a regular ward.” Courtney said coldly, turning to stare

or not, the police will investigate” She had no interest in Claire’s

Stephanie, what have you done behind the scenes? You got Vincent to frame Claire. You want her to spend her life in a mental hospital

slightly, immediately refuting, “I didn’t! Claire was arrested for the traffic accident, Being held in

she gradually calmed down from her initial shock, looking at Courtney with an even more disgusted look. She guessed and retorted, “Claire was diagnosed with a

unable

eyes and said in a deep voice, “Let’s talk after

She wants to destroy Claire, and the next one will

it anymore. Either make her release Claire immediately, or Ill

what right do you have to mention my mother? Back then, you said you and my dad were true love, hoping my mom would divorce willingly to make way for you. But recently, when my dad was